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SanfordWhiteman
06-30-2017
That wouldn't work -- but I thought the question was whether the <> should be involved.
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SanfordWhiteman
06-28-2017
My text-only client automatically assumes URL-like patterns are clickable links. Google does the same. It may not be fully universal but enclosing in <> isn't standard, either.
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SanfordWhiteman
06-28-2017
I'd venture that HSTS (or, really, HSTS Preload) shouldn't be a requirement for having secure tracking links at all. Provided Marketo has installed your cert, the links should come out fully formed as https://, whether or not you have HSTS enabled and covering the tracking subdomain. This is one pl...
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SanfordWhiteman
06-23-2017
(This stupid forum doesn't do syntax highlighting on Ideas.)
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SanfordWhiteman
06-23-2017
var currentLoc = document.location, expiredLoc = document.createElement('a');expiredLoc.href = '{{my.Expired LP URL}}';expiredLoc.search = currentLoc.search;document.location.href = expiredLoc.href;
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SanfordWhiteman
06-21-2017
I agree. Wrapping in <> is obsolete notation. I don't know of any modern email client that does not recognize the plain URL (as long as it does not have trailing characters like a ".").
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SanfordWhiteman
06-16-2017
The ways we work around this are by having a hidden dynamic element dedicated to certain tasks, then parsing values out using JS, or (basically the reverse) relocating variables inside dynamic content using JS.
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SanfordWhiteman
06-08-2017
I didn't use any API methods... it's just in a separate
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